platform/packages/proxy/README.md

# Angel3 Proxy

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Angel3 middleware to forward requests to another server (i.e. `webdev serve`). Also supports WebSockets.

```dart
import 'package:angel3_proxy/angel3_proxy.dart';
import 'package:http/http.dart' as http;

void main() async {
  // Forward requests instead of serving statically.
  // You can also pass a URI, instead of a string.
  var proxy1 = Proxy('http://localhost:3000');
  
  // handle all methods (GET, POST, ...)
  app.fallback(proxy.handleRequest);
}
```

You can also restrict the proxy to serving only from a specific root:

```dart
Proxy(baseUrl, publicPath: '/remote');
```

Also, you can map requests to a root path on the remote server:

```dart
Proxy(baseUrl.replace(path: '/path'));
```

Request bodies will be forwarded as well, if they are not empty. This allows things like POST requests to function.

For a request body to be forwarded, the body must not have already been parsed.